Sul Ross to Honor 31 Football Players in 1955 Awards
Sul Ross College announces that 31 athletes from the 1955 football team will receive awards. Varsity letters go to 25, four second team letters, and two freshmen awards. Graduating seniors include Derle Rudd and Charles Kelso among others.
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al Milch
Sul Rose College
Lobo
Derle Rudd
Sweetwater
Charles Kelso
Eagle Pass
Jon R. Tate
Crystal City
Frank Krhut
Wakeeney
Kansas
Rudd
Kelso
Charlie* Ward
Denver City
Ivy Hunt
Bartlett
Jackie Woods
Dallas
Bob Caraway
Greenville
John
Ausmus
Warner
Okla
Paul Ables
van Buren
Ark
Richard Stanfield
Seminole
Lel
Don Hensley
Walnut Spring
John Bailey
Hawkins
Jesse Hatfield
Midland
Dub Poison
Oklahoma City
Jerry Sessoms
Brady
Ctear Booker
Los Angeles
Tex
Joe Black
Littlefield
Jesse Geron
Alamogordo
N. M
C. Brawley
Garland
J. C. ‘Wood
Alice
Jimmie Smith
Post
Ramiro Leal
McAllen
Connie Rudd
Jim Calhorn
C. Rudd
Milch
Sul Ross
Education and population drive future school needs in Alpine
A PENNED column notes state tax receipts for the year ending Aug 31 1955 show a surplus in the state treasury and warn of growing school demand as U S population and Texas teacher shortages rise. It cites Kiplinger Washington Letter projections to 1975 and discusses core curriculum debate, while praising local students and educators including Letha Owens and Andy Owens.
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Semptroller
United States
Texas
Fey
Letha Alice Owens
Alpine High
North Texas Teachers College
Denton
Tyler High School
Tyler High
Smith County
Andy Owens
AHS
Navy
Andy
Boy Scout Week Observances Mark 46th Anniversary
More than 4 100 000 Cub Scouts Boy Scouts Explorers and adult leaders across the nation will observe Boy Scout Week February 6 to 12 marking the 46th anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America. The official poster is shown.
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Boy Scouts of America
Texas Chief Justice Honored by UT Law School Class 1911
The University of Texas Law School honored Chief Justice John B. Hickman of the Texas Supreme Court with a portrait presented by the Class of 1911. Hickman, a Liberty Hill native, joined the bar in 1910 and built a notable career in Erath and Stephens Counties before being elected to the Court of Civil Appeals at Eastland in 1926. The ceremony highlighted his early law career and Texas judicial service.
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Austin
Texas Supreme Court
University of Texas Law School
Law School
John BE. Hickman
Hickman
Liberty Hill
Texas
Erath
Stephens
Court of Civil Appeals
Eastland
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